Community
Community
Small team. Public development. Transparent decisions. We ship frequently and listen to feedback.
Project Status
Real, verifiable metrics from our GitHub repository. No invented statistics.
GitHub Stars
12
Early-stage project with steady growth
Core Contributors
2
Focused team driving development
Releases
29
Consistent release cadence since April 2026
Active Since
Apr 2026
New project, rapidly maturing
About DSO
DSO is a focused, well-maintained open source project. We're a small core team with a clear mission: zero-persistence secret injection for Docker. We prioritize code quality, security, and reliability over vanity metrics.
Our rapid release cycle (29 releases in ~2 months) shows active development and responsiveness to issues. Every number on this page can be verified on our GitHub repository.
Open Source
Fully open. Fully auditable.
Every line of code is public. No closed-source extensions, no proprietary agents.
Release History
29 releases since project launch (April 2026). Consistent development and improvement.
June 3, 2026
- •Bug fixes and stability improvements
- •Enhanced error handling
May 20, 2026
- •Performance optimizations
- •Improved logging
May 19, 2026
- •Provider integration fixes
- •Health check improvements
May 14, 2026
- •Major feature enhancements
- •API improvements
Active Development
Frequent releases show rapid iteration and responsiveness to issues. Latest releases tracked on GitHub releases page.
Roadmap
What's next
Focused work on Docker secret rotation. Check GitHub Discussions for proposals.
Current Focus
- •Provider reliability and stability improvements
- •Performance optimizations for rapid rotation
- •Enhanced observability and monitoring
Under Consideration
- •Additional secret providers (feedback welcomed)
- •Expanded health check options
- •Improved logging and debugging
Have a feature request? Open an issue or start a discussion on GitHub.
GitHub Discussions →How We Build
Principles guiding our development and maintenance.
Focused Scope
Do one thing well. DSO solves zero-persistence secret injection for Docker. We stay focused on that mission.
Code Quality
Small team means every line matters. We prioritize readability, testability, and maintainability.
Security First
Secrets are sensitive. We treat security as a core feature, not an afterthought.
Direct Feedback
Our users directly influence development. We listen to real-world use cases and pain points.
Small Team, Big Impact
DSO is maintained by a small, focused team. This means we can move quickly, make thoughtful decisions, and stay true to our mission. We're not building a platform for everyone — we're building the best zero-persistence secret injection tool for Docker.
Ecosystem & Integration
DSO integrates seamlessly with the tools you already use.
Secret Storage
Container Orchestration
Monitoring & Observability
Standards & Community
Not Limited to These
DSO works with any tool that can store secrets and any container runtime compatible with Docker. Check our documentation for provider-specific guides and integration examples.
Contribute
Get involved
Code, documentation, bug reports, discussions. All contributions welcome.
Contribute code
- 1.Fork on GitHub
- 2.Create a feature branch
- 3.Make changes + write tests
- 4.Submit pull request
PRs reviewed promptly. Questions answered.
Other ways to help
- •Report bugs on GitHub Issues
- •Improve documentation and examples
- •Test on different platforms
- •Propose features in Discussions
- •Security audits and feedback
- •Performance improvements
See CONTRIBUTING.md for detailed guidelines and development setup.
Read Contributing Guide →Values
How we work
Principles guiding our development and maintenance.
Focused scope
DSO solves zero-persistence secret injection for Docker. We stay focused on that mission, not trying to be everything.
Code quality
Small team means every line matters. We prioritize readability, testability, and security.
Fast iteration
We ship frequently and improve based on feedback. Responsiveness over perfection.
Transparent development
Roadmap is public. Decisions made in Issues and Discussions. You can see exactly what we're building.
What's next?
Explore the codebase, open an issue, start a discussion, or read the roadmap.